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Families of 55 missing Malaysians question Nepal search timing
Families of 55 Malaysians still unaccounted for after the Aug 26 Nepal-Tibet border disaster are questioning the timing and strategy of the SMART search operation, 20 days on. A spokesman for 49 of the families says three areas with last-known-location evidence appear unsearched, and they want access to the National Security Council mechanism and a meeting with the Prime Minister.
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JBPM to look after welfare of two officers missing in Nepal floods
The Fire and Rescue Department will ensure the welfare of two officers still uncontactable after flash floods in Rasuwa, Nepal last month, including salary and pension matters. Its director-general said the department has consulted the Public Service Department on the two men, one of whom was due to retire on Sept 23. The two were among 10 Malaysians who left for Nepal on Aug 24 to trek to Everest Base Camp; 55 Malaysians remain uncontactable after the Nepal and China floods.
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Family of Malaysian missing in Nepal floods seeks details of SAR effort
The family of N Kalaiselvi, a Malaysian reported missing in the Nepal floods, has asked authorities to share detailed information on the areas searched before the SMART rescue team is withdrawn. Kalaiselvi, 65, was among 27 Malaysians heading to Mount Kailash in Tibet when contact was lost after the disaster in Rasuwa district. Foreign Minister Mohamad Hasan said the SMART team is expected home on Saturday or Sunday, but Nepal has not officially ended its search as about 5,000 people remain unaccounted for.